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Topic: Cryptopia Cryptocurrency Platform Services and Development - page 30. (Read 173234 times)

legendary
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One year after the "Hack".

No formal police report on amounts or even list of what was taken.

Imagine that one year after "Hack" nobody not even State auditors nor State investigators can answer WHAT was taken exactly.

Maybe the hands of the Police are metaphorically tied because they cannot state actual figures until or unless the official liquidator/receiver/administrator releases that information after thoroughly going over everything.

You would expect a specialist crime unit that are experts in all things crypto to have worked out everything with regards to total coins and tokens lost but there was no single statement about almost exact losses.
sr. member
Activity: 1246
Merit: 257
One year after the "Hack".

No formal police report on amounts or even list of what was taken.

Imagine that one year after "Hack" nobody not even State auditors nor State investigators can answer WHAT was taken exactly.
legendary
Activity: 2534
Merit: 1713
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I got most of my coins back fortunately (BTC) but I'm still out 0.2BTC. I didn't really expect to get it back, but now I know I won't, this liquidation thing seems really fishy. Are they hiring, I want that job paid 600$ an hour as an IT specialist !


The liquidators will be taking every last fucking cent of whatever funds they recover which will further shrink the amounts victims will receive and will leave absolutely fucking nothing to cover all their losses.

FIXED!!!!


Happy New Year

I just noticed the fixed part, sorry but I refrain from using profanities  Grin
legendary
Activity: 1612
Merit: 1608
精神分析的爸
sadly i have DOT coin in my cryptopia account. so the shit in shit.   Angry

Never mind, I was smart enough to sell my DOT when they reopened, but as it went down like a stone I couldn't dump all and to save on WD fees I didn't pull the resulting BTC out ASAP.
Probably somewhere between 0.2-0.3 lost (definitely as I see it, might have given a nice comfy chair to lean back for the liquidator while they watch our money go up in vapour).

legendary
Activity: 3416
Merit: 1059
No, after the initial problem, some days or weeks after, can't remember exactly, BTC withdrawals became possible for a short window, and since I had BTC and not anything else in my account at the time, I withdrew without issue (except 0.2BTC because I thought the site would survive and wanted to trade with it).

yeah you thought...because the PRICKTOPIANS here keep waving their pricks here telling people everything is fine and you believed them with 0.2 BTC  LOL

anyway, at least it is just a scratch  Wink
hero member
Activity: 2520
Merit: 950
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No, after the initial problem, some days or weeks after, can't remember exactly, BTC withdrawals became possible for a short window, and since I had BTC and not anything else in my account at the time, I withdrew without issue (except 0.2BTC because I thought the site would survive and wanted to trade with it).
hero member
Activity: 1708
Merit: 606
Buy The F*cking Dip
I got most of my coins back fortunately (BTC) but I'm still out 0.2BTC. I didn't really expect to get it back, but now I know I won't, this liquidation thing seems really fishy. Are they hiring, I want that job paid 600$ an hour as an IT specialist !
What do you mean when you say "I got most of my coins back"? They contacted you and returned your coins in BTC?

I'm in the same boat as everyone else here and I'm not expecting to get any penny from this liquidators. They are obviously neglecting us and they just wanted to get as much coins as they can get for themselves.
jr. member
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If you go to get your car fixed, and the carburetor broken, and the mechanic throws his arms up in the air and says that this is so hard to fix, I've never seen a carburetor and I don't know how to do it, you fire the mechanic, strip him of his license, and get a new mechanic that is competent and can get the job done.

Likewise, if you have a liquidator that throws its hands up in the air and claims that its too complicated to secure 400 wallets, and return the customer coins, you fire them, strip them of their liquidator license, and get a new liquidator that can handle cryptocurrency liquidations and can get the job done.

That's exactly what the court should be doing right now. The judge should fire Grant Thornton and appoint and new technically experienced liquidator who can get the job done. This liquidation company Grant Thornton is a technically incompetent joke.

They have done absolutely nothing to return our coins. They've charged 800 K to sell a few chairs and computers. That is criminal and negligent behavior and they need to be fired and removed as liquidators.
full member
Activity: 410
Merit: 106
I got most of my coins back fortunately (BTC) but I'm still out 0.2BTC. I didn't really expect to get it back, but now I know I won't, this liquidation thing seems really fishy. Are they hiring, I want that job paid 600$ an hour as an IT specialist !


The liquidators will be taking every last fucking cent of whatever funds they recover which will further shrink the amounts victims will receive and will leave absolutely fucking nothing to cover all their losses.

FIXED!!!!


Happy New Year
legendary
Activity: 2534
Merit: 1713
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I got most of my coins back fortunately (BTC) but I'm still out 0.2BTC. I didn't really expect to get it back, but now I know I won't, this liquidation thing seems really fishy. Are they hiring, I want that job paid 600$ an hour as an IT specialist !


The liquidators will be taking a large chunk of whatever funds they recover which will further shrink the amounts victims will receive and will not cover all their losses.
full member
Activity: 896
Merit: 236
Everything that happens to Cryptopia in 2019 seems strange and obviously malicious to all customers of the exchange, but it does not cause any reaction from the financial regulators and the criminal police of New Zealand, it is very unfortunate and insulting. I would like to see high-profile news in the headlines of periodicals about the detention and indictment of a fraudulent exchange and their accomplices from the liquidator's office.
This is more strange for me as country like New Zealand done no action against these and now most of investors feeling they never receive any thing from these liquidators as they are completely fail to give any update about this all.
hero member
Activity: 2520
Merit: 950
fly or die
I got most of my coins back fortunately (BTC) but I'm still out 0.2BTC. I didn't really expect to get it back, but now I know I won't, this liquidation thing seems really fishy. Are they hiring, I want that job paid 600$ an hour as an IT specialist !
newbie
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Merit: 0
Everything that happens to Cryptopia in 2019 seems strange and obviously malicious to all customers of the exchange, but it does not cause any reaction from the financial regulators and the criminal police of New Zealand, it is very unfortunate and insulting. I would like to see high-profile news in the headlines of periodicals about the detention and indictment of a fraudulent exchange and their accomplices from the liquidator's office.
member
Activity: 224
Merit: 24
After this second report, the question I put forward many months ago is still solid: WHY did they liquidate? There seems to be no reason for a judge to grant them the protection:
- there's plenty of cash available, the wages were paid in full and the outstanding debt to creditors is less than what's available
- most of the wallets were online so the business was up and running
- they wasted 800k on fees that could have covered wages for many months

It's not necessary for a business to enter this kind of liquidation when there's cash available. Instead they could have simply paid all debts and shut down on their own. Nothing seems to justify what they did with this GT fellows.

It's very fishy.
full member
Activity: 896
Merit: 236
Maybe we get our money back just in time for XMAS  Huh

I need to buy some more alts  Grin
Its not going to happen we have to wait many XMAS for this money back now I am not hoping for any good news from them.
legendary
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Maybe we get our money back just in time for XMAS  Huh

I need to buy some more alts  Grin
newbie
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full member
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Merit: 100
"This Space is Available FOO advertising" ??
AP AND RUNNING 
sr. member
Activity: 325
Merit: 251
Any ideas?
i have only pakcoin PAK

they hold this coins

PAK coins have done a recovery claim if I am not mistaken.

Those who have not claimed their pakcoin loss at cryptopia yet and have screenshots of their pakcoin balance should fill this form.
https://forms.gle/WjiR8HCDfmTKV9r78

You should contact drwatson84 or, post an enquiry in the PAK coin thread.

...but given you posted this back in March in that thread:

i have my pakcoin in cryptopia  ....

any chance to get back to my wallet

you already know that.
newbie
Activity: 641
Merit: 0
when i get my coins back ?

Your coins are gone.

Thanks for playing Cryptopia!


i have only pakcoin PAK

they hold this coins
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